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| 1992 A Lesson From James |
Wrath and anger work against the righteousness of God. The role of pride in anger. (The resignation of Ted Phillips discussed, and how it was so different from the acrimony that so frequently occurs when brethren separate.) James is not a theologian, but deals with how people treat each other. We are to love the unlovable, as God does. Theology and doctrine are useless unless they change how people act. If we are to reconcile, we must set pride aside. The value of being gentle and easy to be entreated. It is important for us to know and say “I’m no better than you.” This is how to convert a sinner. |
| 1992 About Pentecost |
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| 1992 Born in Pain |
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| 1992 How Old is God |
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| 1992 I Was at Ease |
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| 1992 The Clock is Ticking |
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| 1992 The Lord My Father |
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| 1992 The Resurrection |
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| 1992 Why a Church? |
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| 1992 Why Man? |
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| 1992 Without Thanksgiving |
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| 9238 Prince of War |
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| 92-07-11 Gospel or Good News |
Explanation of the Greek words for gospel and angel and their commonality. Why, if gospel is good news, do we preach so much bad news? Jesus speaks of bad news before the good news of the kingdom. If our good news is hidden, it is hidden to those who are lost. |
| 92-08-08 A Breach of Faith |
What is the purpose of the law? We may have little trouble believing God is, that Jesus lived, died, and was resurrected, that God heals, but do we really feel down to the core of our being that God has totally forgiven our sins? That He has forgotten them, sent them away, not imputed them to us, separated us from them as far as the east is from the west? That He bears us no grudge? If not, it is a breach of faith on our part. Dart speaks on how it is faith that makes us righteous, innocent before God. Do we pick at little things like new moons and sacred names to justify ourselves? Faith is mightier. Do not watch for iniquity in others, but practice mercy. Dart is a very strong proponent of the law of God, but it is not an end in and of itself. We need to come to the point where we believe to the core of our being that God has totally forgiven and forgotten our sins, that He may restore the joy of our salvation! |
| 92-09-12 The Birth of Christ |
When was Jesus born? A look at some of the evidence that Jesus was born in the fall. A fascinating in-depth study of the word tabernacle (both noun and verb form) and it’s significance to Christ’s life and the Christian’s life. The exploration of tabernacle as a temporary abode – from Abraham to ancient Israel to Jesus Christ to the Christian, and, surprisingly, even in heaven, during the millennium, and during the new heaven and new earth. Speculation that Jesus was born on the 1st Day of the Feast of Tabernacles, baptized on the Last Day, and started His ministry at the Feast of Tabernacles. |
| 92-10-16 Getting Free |
We are so busy. We strive for so many things. Is it all vanity, useless? Do we still have a hole that needs filling? We must make room for God in our life – prayer, study, and meditation and it must be first, then there will be room for the rest. Dart speaks very highly of Ambassador College, how it taught the right values and how Dart’s greatest growth came when he was both a student and teacher there, and relates lessons learned. Jesus wanted his followers to be totally unencumbered, free from the burden of wealth and possessions. This sermon was given at the Feast of Tabernacles. We are tabernacling in the flesh in this life as Israel did in the Exodus. The less baggage they had, the better off they were. They depended on God to meet their needs. Unburden, simplify, set priorities. |
